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Mr, Reid, 4 G. Thompson sub-machine gun bullet- jacket removed ‘from the. 74 skull of Frank Nash, deceased, Sot. “ns The leaden portion of the bullet, “which wilied - _ Frank Nash passed on thru his head, while the bullet- jacket: rerained in his skull, having become detached from the core. .: of the bullet, because of its having first passed through the a steel body of Agent Caffrey's car. The shot was fired from =: -.* :. the rear of the car and entered the tack of the head of Nasbe 0 H. Steel ball-bearing shotgwn shell pellet, ‘yemoved from the head of Special Agent Raymond J. Caffrey, deceased. woe, You will note that the bullet exhibits are designat- ed by letters. Previously there have been forrarded to you’ - microphotographic exhibits of the shell cases showing tha evi= dence exhibits in this matter. These shell cases were designat--: ed by numbers "1" to *8," inclusive, and appropriate notations: ~ .- _ were shown, indicating the identifies of the various numbers. oe we In addition, there are now transmitted exhibit enol rene ar _ Gases Numbers *9" and "10," designated ae follows: . won Pe 9, 16-guage Remington U MC E shotgun hel} fe ae en Fe exploded case, = st Loy Loe a we nt 10. 16-guage Remington v u c shotgun shell ~ mE Tt exploded Case. oe cg a Exhibite 9 ‘and ‘10 are said by Mr. Gill to ‘have ‘baen ° used in a lé-guage double~barre) shotgun. You will note that “ee the firing pin impressions in these two exploded shell cases: ere” aon